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Sròn a' Bhuiridh

Landscape Feature in Inverness-shire

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Sròn a' Bhuiridh

Cairn and trig point on Beinn Bhan
Cairn and trig point on Beinn Bhan Credit: Steven Brown

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Sròn a' Bhuiridh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.931182/-5.0738699 or Grid Reference NN1386. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Cairn and trig point on Beinn Bhan
Cairn and trig point on Beinn Bhan
Towards the summit of Beinn Bhan
Towards the summit of Beinn Bhan
Southern slopes of Beinn Bhan looking across to Druim Fada
Southern slopes of Beinn Bhan looking across to Druim Fada
Forestry track near Glen Mallie
Forestry track near Glen Mallie
Summit Beinn Bhan Summit cairn and trig point of Beinn Bhan.
Summit Beinn Bhan
Summit cairn and trig point of Beinn Bhan.
Cairn on Beinn Bhan This small cairn stands at the west end of Beinn Bhan's broad high-level ridge. In the background is low cloud covering Loch Arkaig and a sweep of mountains behind to the north-west.
Cairn on Beinn Bhan
This small cairn stands at the west end of Beinn Bhan's broad high-level ridge. In the background is low cloud covering Loch Arkaig and a sweep of mountains behind to the north-west.
Coire Bhotrais Untouched by the December sun, this steep north-facing coire on Beinn Bhan remains a cold and forbidding place throughout the short winter day.
Coire Bhotrais
Untouched by the December sun, this steep north-facing coire on Beinn Bhan remains a cold and forbidding place throughout the short winter day.
Coire Dubh on Beinn Bhan As the name suggests (black coire in Gaelic), this north-facing coire is a dark place on a winter's day.
Coire Dubh on Beinn Bhan
As the name suggests (black coire in Gaelic), this north-facing coire is a dark place on a winter's day.
View into Coire Mhuilinn Behind this remarkably substantial fence post at 750m on the main ridge of Beinn Bhan the ground slopes down into Coire Mhuilinn.
View into Coire Mhuilinn
Behind this remarkably substantial fence post at 750m on the main ridge of Beinn Bhan the ground slopes down into Coire Mhuilinn.
Allt Coire Mhuilinn This burn drains Coire Mhuilinn at the centre of the Beinn Bhan horseshoe. Here the view is upstream from 350m, with the burn emerging from the coire on the left and the slopes on the right rising towards Beinn Bhan's 796m summit.
Allt Coire Mhuilinn
This burn drains Coire Mhuilinn at the centre of the Beinn Bhan horseshoe. Here the view is upstream from 350m, with the burn emerging from the coire on the left and the slopes on the right rising towards Beinn Bhan's 796m summit.
Scots Pine in Glen Mallie A welcome change from larch and sitka, there are still acres of Scots pine in the glen. It's nice to be able to categorise the picture under "Trees" rather than "Forestry". Closer inspection, however, shows 20 dead for every live example, and few obvious young trees. The track is not that shown on the current OS maps; the track on the map lies between the new forestry track and the river, and is an altogether less brutal (if somewhat boggier) approach to the glen.
Scots Pine in Glen Mallie
A welcome change from larch and sitka, there are still acres of Scots pine in the glen. It's nice to be able to categorise the picture under "Trees" rather than "Forestry". Closer inspection, however, shows 20 dead for every live example, and few obvious young trees. The track is not that shown on the current OS maps; the track on the map lies between the new forestry track and the river, and is an altogether less brutal (if somewhat boggier) approach to the glen.
Coire Dubh, Beinn Bhan One of two huge corries on the north side of Beinn Bhan. Coire Dubh lies directly beneath the summit. This was taken on a mild day after a period of heavy snowfall and there is evidence of a large avalanche in the centre of the corrie.
Coire Dubh, Beinn Bhan
One of two huge corries on the north side of Beinn Bhan. Coire Dubh lies directly beneath the summit. This was taken on a mild day after a period of heavy snowfall and there is evidence of a large avalanche in the centre of the corrie.
Coire Bhotrais One of the two big corries on the north side of Beinn Bhan.
Coire Bhotrais
One of the two big corries on the north side of Beinn Bhan.
An t-Seann Fhrith Scots pine forest on the south side of Glen Mallie.
An t-Seann Fhrith
Scots pine forest on the south side of Glen Mallie.
Mixed woodland, Glen Mallie
Mixed woodland, Glen Mallie
Grassy slopes on the west ridge of Beinn Bhan The centre ridge in the distance leads up to Meall a' Phubuill. Houses at Achnanellan just about visible at the far extremity of the trees.
Grassy slopes on the west ridge of Beinn Bhan
The centre ridge in the distance leads up to Meall a' Phubuill. Houses at Achnanellan just about visible at the far extremity of the trees.
The western slopes of Beinn Bhan
The western slopes of Beinn Bhan
The SE ridge of Beinn Bhan Loch Linnhe in the distance.
The SE ridge of Beinn Bhan
Loch Linnhe in the distance.
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Sròn a' Bhuiridh is located at Grid Ref: NN1386 (Lat: 56.931182, Lng: -5.0738699)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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